Ahhh, STAR is difficult to calculate and it is better and more accurate to just ask the the local tax assessor.

While you certainly have taken time into account are your assumptions accurate?

I have had trouble with accurately estimating rehab costs I'm not sure if the best route is to start calling subcontractors and ask for bids on an example house or if I should just get a GC or someone who is experienced in the area to walk properties with me at the start?

I am actually going to be personally going to PR to get current and accurate information because everyone has something different to say and I don't like run around or I don't feel I should have to pay someone for simple answers. 

I am confident that you cannot find one especially if the purchase is financed.If you indicated cost of entry is less in the Midwest, cost of purchase is less in the Midwest, initial cash flow (at purchase) is often better in the Midwest, that much of the Midwest has more friendly landlord rules, or that there are places in the Midwest with lower property tax rates then I would not be taking exception to your statement.However, I know that you know that your statement is historically not accurate. 

I did a rental analysis on the property using the analysis calculator on Bigger Pockets and I wanted to get a some feedback to see if my numbers and calculations are accurate.

I found this site, but apparently it is not accurate.

Use accurate numbers.- What are some of the most important aspects of successful Joint Venture?

One thing I have heard from investors and by reading through articles and such is that people do not like how most wholesaler's numbers are not accurate.

It won't let him take advantage of depreciation and deductions, but I'm really not sure how I can accurately estimate those things each month.